Thoughts
Slack's doing a survey on AI use and they're like 'Have you used ChatGPT for technical help (e.g. writing code)'. And I feel like have to
say yes because sometimes I'll ask ChatGPT basic questions about syntax or APIs I'm not familiar with. I use it for grounding when I don't have something to do a web search.
=> https://chatgpt.com/share/66fc2bfc-7d28-8000-bce2-e2b3be620a32 An example
But Slack's going to be like '73% of developers report using ChatGPT to write code'.
ChatGPT is a first-line tool. I.e. first you ask ChatGPT, and if that fails, then you Google and use existing libraries, and if that fails, then you write the code yourself. ChatGPT makes the top of the funnel wider, not the bottom of the funnel narrower.